Two Spokane businessmen plan to open a casino, restaurant, and bar in a prominent barn-shaped building at the northwest corner of Division Street and Francis Avenue on the citys North Side.One of the businessmen, Jerry Heggestad, says he and

Inland Asphalt Co., of Spokane, is the apparent low bidder on a nearly five-mile resurfacing project in North Spokane that will include major changes at the busy intersection known as the Division Street Y.One additional northbound lane of

A development group led by Spokane real estate executive John Becker has bought the former Ram Brewery & Restaurant building, just north of downtown, and plans to convert the three-story structure, formally called the Park Center Building, into to

Vandervert Construction Inc., of Spokane, has started work on a $5.3 million expansion of the Wal-Mart Stores Inc. outlet near the Division Street Y, on Spokanes North Side. The project involves adding grocery space to the store and it into a

Its Web site says, All you do is gather photos, sit back in a favorite chair, and talk.The product is a video biography of individuals or couples, ranging in length from five to about 50 minutes, and a Spokane Valley company called Films is

A Nine Mile Falls man who worked for 24 years primarily on the development of highly specialized machinery for Rahco International Inc. has left that Spokane manufacturer to form his own companyand now is consulting on one of the worlds biggest

Proposed trade legislation before Congress would help bolster the already substantial sales in Central America and the Dominican Republic of one Spokane-area manufacturer and open doors to that market for others, those manufacturers say.The the

When ambulance workers in Yakima responded to a call to adjust a females internal cardiac defibrillator, they expected to see a 70-year-old woman. Instead, they found 7-year-old Hali Hentze.The device was implanted when Hali underwent surgery

Inland Imaging LLC, of Spokane, says a $2 million dual-technology scanner that it installed here last fall should see a sizable jump in use in coming years thanks to broadening Medicare coverage.The scanner combines the technologies of positron

Some diabetic patients faced with losing parts of their legs might receive a reprieve from amputation through the use of a new laser catheter device at Deaconess Medical Center here. The new device called Clirpath, which is short for cool of &